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Featured Exhibitors

Made In The USA

Made in the USA 2008 has been cancelled.

Please contact ACG-ITF for more information.

The First Annual Middle East & North Africa U.S. Trade Exhibition January 17 - 19, 2008 Cairo International Conference Center (CICC) Cairo, Egypt

Held in the crossroads of the Middle East & Noth Africa, the event will showcase the latest U.S. products, services and technology to a regional audience of businessmen, buyers, agents, distributors and manufacturers from throughout the region.

Exhibit Profile

Agriculture and Agribusiness

Information & Communications Technology

Environmental Equipment and Services

Oil and Gas Field Machinery Services

Automotive Aftermarket Products and Services

Packaging Equipment

Franchising

Cosmetics, Beauty & Healthcare Products

Electricity and Power Generation

Medical Equipment

Hotel and Restaurant Equipment

Food & Drink, Food Processing Equipment

Petrochemical Industry

Educational Training & Equipment

Biotechnology Laboratories

Consumer Goods

Featuring

Secretary of Commerce Letter

Match Making Program

"Get Exposed"

GET EXPOSED to 7 Countries

Egypt - Libya - Saudi Arabia - United Arab Emirates - Bahrain - Jordan - Tunisia

LIBYA Visitor Delegation of top businessmen and traders to visit Made in the USA'2008.
IRAQ Visitor Delegation of top businessmen and traders to visit Made in the USA'2008.
MATCHMAKING Program available for Exhibitors
70 VIP Buyers & Traders from the MENA Counc

Why Egypt

The U.S. is Egypt’s largest bilateral trading partner. Egypt is one of the largest markets worldwide for American wheat and a significant importer of other agricultural commodities, machinery, and equipment. The U.S. is also the second largest investor in Egypt, after the United Kingdom. Roughly two-thirds of total U.S. investment is in the oil and gas sector, but also includes investment in areas such as information technology, consumer goods, automobile production, an